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This Week At CG (9/29-10/3)

Trojaneer Staff
October 3, 2025
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During the Homecoming Pep Rally, junior Makayla Woolfork, teacher Danielle Munn and junior Charlie Rolfsen pose for a photo. Rolfsen thought of the idea to make a pep rally to get students to go to the Homecoming game, and with the help of Munn and administration, was able to make it happen. “I think it’s a fun way to bring people together for a sporting event and it brings people to the event.” Rolfsen said.
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Sophomore Max McComb is a first year staff writer. McComb writes sport previews and student features for the website. He works at Hickory Stick Golf Club and enjoys golfing and watching basketball in his free time.
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